48 Jakpreneur Tenants Enliven Ramadan Bazaar at Jakarta City Hall

Jakarta Industry, Trade, Cooperatives, Small and Medium Enterprises (PPKUKM) Agency is holding the Jakpreneur Ramadan Bazaar at Grha Ali Sadikin, Jakarta City Hall, to enliven the holy month of Ramadan while boosting the growth of its assisted MSMEs.

"...not only serves as a promotional and marketing platform for Jakpreneurs,"

Running from February 23 to 26, 2026, the four-day event brings together 48 Jakpreneur tenants and their flagship products.

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The bazaar features a wide selection of Ramadan specialties, from food and beverages to Muslim fashion, trendy outfits, and handcrafted products by Jakarta MSMEs.

Jakarta PPKUKM Head Elisabeth Ratu Rante Allo said the event reflects the city's commitment to expanding market access and increasing the turnover of assisted MSMEs.

According to her, Ramadan is an ideal time to drive consumer spending and promote quality local products to the broader public.

"The bazaar not only serves as a promotional and marketing platform for Jakpreneurs, but also facilitates civil servants and people working around City Hall to find their Ramadan needs in one convenient and strategic location," she explained on Tuesday (2/24).

Ratu added that the Ramadan bazaar is part of the provincial government's ongoing strategy to strengthen the city's entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Through the Jakpreneur Ramadan Bazaar at Grha Ali Sadikin, the PPKUKM Agency aims to provide a strategic promotional space for its 48 assisted entrepreneurs so their products gain wider recognition and demand.

"Ramadan is a period of increased public consumption, so we are optimistic this event will help boost sales while expanding business networks for Jakpreneurs," she noted.

She emphasized that the agency remains committed to rolling out adaptive and sustainable marketing initiatives to help MSMEs grow and compete.

"This Ramadan Bazaar is expected to be one concrete step toward realizing Jakarta as a global city that supports inclusive economic growth," she asserted.